Sentence examples for problems which relate from inspiring English sources

But these are specific problems which relate to micro-constituency matters.

It is the most natural of human needs, which causes enormous problems which relate both to health and dignity".

A spokesman described the latest problem, which relates to arrears notices and statements, as "technical documentary errors".

I thought it was because party conferences are increasingly dominated by lobbyists, rather than activists, but in the Times today (paywall) Daniel Finkelstein suggests that there's a wider problem, which relates to the way politics is changing.

It also can avoid the problem which related to our human society such as flood and water quality.

Then, the proposed model can be used to solve an interesting structural problem which relates the determination of time intervals for structural maintenance plans based on structural safety.

The solution of the inverse problem, which relates a given set of flow parameter with the time evolution of concentration functions, is achieved via a Monte Carlo simulation procedure.

Remark that a similar idea described in Section 2 leads to an estimator on the alignment problem, which relates to the probabilistic consistency transformation (PCT) (Do et al., 2005).

The change from UV to MS detection requires a significant change in approach since the use of MS poses a number of unexpected problems and limitations which relate to instrument design and the ionisation process.

There are problems with this staging system, which relate to the original study population and its application to the wider community.

While causality can obviously not be established in a study such as this, the results of the current study are consistent with the notion of a vicious cycle of dental fear whereby the delaying of dental visits is related to increased dental problems which is related to increased invasive emergency treatment which, in turn, is related to greater dental fear and anxiety.